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August 1 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- University of Montevallo president Robert M. McChesney, Sr retired.
- William Leggett became pastor of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham.
- Demolition of the Homewood Gardens Apartments began for the development of Hallman Hill.
- 1997: Regal Cinemas purchased Cobb Theatres.
- 2000: Legion Field was announced as the home for an XFL team.
- 1981: MTV debuted on the air with Alan Hunter as one of the five original VJs.
- 1961: Civil Rights activist Fred Shuttlesworth moved to Cincinnati to become pastor of Revelation Baptist Church.
- 1945: The USS Birmingham returned to service with the 5th fleet after repairs at Pearl Harbor.
- 1941: Pitcher Satchel Paige returned to the East-West All Star Game after a 5-year absence.
- 1937: Ed Norton and Thad Holt purchased the lease for the WAPI-AM radio station.